columbus or cleveland district office?

[Kath 0]

hi there

just wondering if anyone knows an answer to these questions..

i live in toledo...cleveland and columbus are a much of a muchness in regards to travel distance...but it would be easier to get to columbus than cleveland

i do i have a choice in the matter or not...would prefer columbus...

also do i have to photo copy my complete passport like i did for my K1 petition....

thanks for any help u guys can throw my way...

take care

kath

[Dr_LHA 3]

I don't know which is the office for you, but no, you don't have a choice, USCIS makes that choice for you.

[BlueRaiderUK 0]

I don't know which is the office for you, but no, you don't have a choice, USCIS makes that choice for you.

It depends on the county you live in.

Go here Kath:

http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/fieldoffices....htm#anchorOHIO

Edited September 11, 2006 by BlueRaiderUK

[oldskul 0]

If you live in toledo the closest office you can visit is the Cleveland it is the closest to you

[zyggy 9]

Lucas County is served by Cleveland... So Cleveland is your DO

[Kath 0]

hi there

thanks for your help

sighhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

even if cleveland is closest for me sniff ...columbus is a straight highway run lol....

appreciate your answers...

take care

kath

[samantha_lou 0]

hi there

thanks for your help

sighhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

even if cleveland is closest for me sniff ...columbus is a straight highway run lol....

appreciate your answers...

take care

kath

They definitely do not allow you to choose the most convenient district office! At the time we were AOSing, we lived just ten minutes away from the Portland, OR district office - and since this was back in February of 2005, everything was then being done at the DO level...however, we had to travel a good couple hundred miles up to Seattle several times (once to hand in paperwork, then for EAD, then for interview and then our last infopass visit they stamped my passport), as we were just the wrong side of the darn river in WA!

Although, they were very nice and allowed me to do Biometrics in Portland!

And of course since then, we have moved up to Seattle anyways.

[Kath 0]

hi samantha lou

thats what i cant understand the states is a big country and they should have more offices...my friends had to travel 10 hours to do theirs ...and on the other scale all australians have to travel to sydney for their interviews for their visa even though each state has a u.s. embassey..go figure that one out..although i have figured it out i still dont agree with the loss of income and money spent on hotels and flights etc etc....

sighhhhhhhhhhhhhh

take care

kath

p.s. which part of uk are u from..i was born near leeds

Edited September 11, 2006 by kath&rob